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The Annual Quality Assurance Report
Internal Quality Assurance Cell
The Annual Quality Assurance Report (AQAR)
of
Internal Quality Assurance Cell (IQAC)
2010-2011
www.mlsu.ac.in
(AQAR)
(IQAC)
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The The The The Internal Quality Assurance Cell Internal Quality Assurance Cell Internal Quality Assurance Cell Internal Quality Assurance Cell (IQAC)(IQAC)(IQAC)(IQAC)
Name of InstitutionName of InstitutionName of InstitutionName of Institution : Mohanlal Sukhadia University: Mohanlal Sukhadia University: Mohanlal Sukhadia University: Mohanlal Sukhadia University
Year of ReportYear of ReportYear of ReportYear of Report : 20: 20: 20: 2010101010----11111111
Part A:
Plan of action and Outcome Achieved by IQAC
1. Faculty-wise collection and collation of data required for preparation of
SSR for submission for NAAC assessment is well under way in keeping
with suggestions discussed in the IQAC meeting held on 15th September
2010.
2. Enable both regular and private students to fill up the on-line examination
forms well in advance with a proposal that 15th December of every year be
the final date for this purpose.
3. Since 2012 is the Golden Jubilee year of Mohanlal Sukhadia University,
commemoration of this event in 2012-13 was discussed and the following
plans were approved :
• Each department are to organize a seminar/conference/workshop on
topics related to their subjects and also aimed at a wider audience.
• Invite eminent speakers to address students on general important
topics pertaining to their area of interest.
4. Construct a “Swarna Jayanti Dwar” at the National Highway
5. With respect student union elections, the IQAC suggested that Lingdoh
Committee recommendations may be strictly complied with.
6. Resolved to raise the ceiling of the conveyance loan for four wheelers from
Rs. 2.5 lakhs to Rs. 5 lakhs and for two wheelers from Rs. 40,000 to Rs.
50,000 or 80% of the cost of the vehicle whichever is less.
7. With respect student union elections, the IQAC suggested that Lingdoh
Committee recommendations may be strictly complied with.
Part B: Details in respect of the following for the year 2010 – 2011
1. Activities reflecting the goals and objectives of the Institution
• The possibility for holding classes for competitive exams like All
India Bar Exams, RJS, APP and other law exams) for law students
on a self-sufficient basis at the University College of Law was
discussed.
• A proposal for de-linking the P.G departments was discussed in
detail and principally agreed to.
It was resolved that proposals be prepared for de-linking of P.G.
departments and also that proposal for construction of buildings for P.G.
Departments be sent to UGC.
• Approved the proposal for having on-line form for Admission to UG
and PG courses. The following modality was decided upon:
The candidate may fill up the online application form and deposit the form
fee of Rs. 100/- through a Challan in any branch of ICICI bank. A hard
copy of the form along with all documents and copy of challan may be
submitted in the respective College office.
• Considering the fact that the university is situated in a major tribal
belt of the state and is a state university which offers quality
education with affordable fee, it was resolved to increase the number
of seats in various courses to meet the increasing demand.
• In order to firmly spread the message of environmental awareness, it
was suggested that every second Saturday be made a power-driven
vehicle free day within the campus. To do this all students, teachers,
officers, non-teaching, class-IV staff of the university should either
use bicycles or come on foot.
Resolved that this proposal be implemented strictly and monitored by the
Dean/Director and the administrative officers of the university and that a
circular be issued by the Registrar in this regard.
2. New academic programmes initiated (UG and PG)
• Add-on course of Biotechnology for B.Sc. students
3. Innovations in curricular design and transaction
• Semster system has been introduced at the PG level in all faculties.
• Choice based credit system (CBCS) has been introduced in some
professional courses.
• An integretad system of teaching for M.Sc. Microbiology and M.Sc.
Biotechnology has been introduced. In this system, the first and
second semester classes are combined. The third and fourth
semesters are separate and subject specific.
4. Inter-disciplinary and New programmes started
� Physics department : 2 new programs
5. Examination reforms implemented
Entrance test for M.Phil/Ph.D programs has been introduced.
6. Candidate qualified: NET / SLET/ GATE etc
• NET 31
• SLET 23
• GATE 9
7. Initiative towards faculty development programmes
8. Faculty members were urged to go for refresher/orientation courses and
attend seminars/conferences/workshops
9. Total number of seminars / workshops conducted: (Details given below)
a. Department of Botany : 1
b. Department of Geology : 2
c. Department of Physics : 2
d. Department of History : 3
e. Department of Sanskrit : 1
f. Department of Visual Arts : 1
g. Department of Accountancy & Statistics : 1
h. Department of Banking and Economics : 1
� 2nd All India Students’ Symposium on Geology (GEOYOUTH –
2010), November, 2010.
� International Conference on Folk and Herbal Medicines, November,
2010, organized by the Department of Botany.
� National Seminar on “Utilization of Natural Resources: Prospects and
Challenges”, December 2010.
� National Seminar on "Rural Tourism in India”, February, 2010.
� National Seminar on ‘Democracy at Grassroots: Fifty years of
Panchayati Raj in India’ March, 2010.
� Workshop on Human Rights and Development Issues in the TSP region
of South Rajasthan, October, 2010.
� Extension lecture on 5th
September 2010 on Rajasthan History on
Maratha relations during Medieval period.
� National Art workshop on multi media, 18-20 November 2010.
� 3 days series of extension lectures on 8-10 December 2010.
� Pratap memorial lecture series, 28 February 2011: Extraordinary battle
field skill and leadership excellence of Maharana Pratap.
� Pratap memorial lecture series : Literary sources of Maharana Pratap. 1
March, 2011.
� First International Conference of Road Safety Vision- 2020, May, 2011
10. Research Projects
a. Newly implemented: 6
b. Ongoing 21
11. Patents generated, if any Nil
12. New collaborative research Programmes Nil
13. Research grants received from various agencies
TOTAL = Rs. 68,57000/-
Contributions from various funding agencies for 2009-10 are given below:
• DST Rs. 18,08000
• CSIR Rs. 4,22000
• ICHR Rs. 1,20000
• UGC Rs. 14,81000
• MRD Rs. 30,26000
14. Details of Research scholars
Details of scholarship received by research scholars from various funding
agencies:
Department UGC CSIR DST ICHR UGC
RGNF MoES BRNS ARC
Botany 9 - - - - - - -
Biotechnology 5 - - - - - - -
Chemistry 1 - - - - - -
Geology - - - - - 1 1 1
Economics 1 - - - - - - -
English 1 - - - - - - -
History - - - 3 - - - -
Jainology &
Prakrit 1 - - - - - - -
Political
Science 10 - - - - - - -
Psychology 1 - - - - - - -
Philosophy 1 - - - - - - -
Rajasthani 1 - - - - - - -
Sanskrit 12 - - - - - -
Citation index of faculty members and impact factor
Citation and index and impact factor of articles not available for most
Faculty Number of Articles Published*
Botany 75
Biotechnology 5
Chemistry 8
Computer Science 1
Environmental Sciences 7
15. Honors / Awards to the faculty
1. Prof. Kanika Sharma, Department of Botany is a member of board
of Secondary Education Rajasthan.
2. Prof. Farida Shah, Department of Economics is a member of board
of Secondary Education Rajasthan.
3. Prof. Farida Shah, Department of Economics is a subject expert ,
Board of Studies of Economics, Indira Gandhi National Tribal
University Amaepantak, MP
4. Prof. Farida Shah, Department of Economics is a subject expert ,
Board of Studies of Economics, University of Kota
5. Prof. Farida Shah, Department of Economics is a subject expert ,
Board of Concil, DAVV, Indore
6. Prof. Madhav Hada, Department of Hindi, is a member of Hindi
advisory committee of Rural Development Ministry, Government of
India, New Delhi (2010-13).
Geology 17
Mathematics & Statistics 13
Pharmaceutical Sciences 11
Physics 105 publications,
Highest impact factor : 3.22
Zoology 25
Polymer Science 1
Economics 19
Hindi 3
History 4
Jainology & Prakrit 1
Political Science 7
Sanskrit 4
Sociology 2
Visual Arts 7
Accounting and Statistics 3
Business Administration 6
Banking and Business Economics 3
16. Internal resources generated
• Non- Plan – Rs. 1800 Lakhs
• UGC plans and schemes – Rs. 835.39 Lakhs
• Central/ State agencies and other agencies/University revenue including
self-sufficient schemes – Rs. 269.80 Lakhs
• The room rent and catering charges of university guest house
• Fee for affiliation of B.Ed colleges is Rs. 1 Lakh
• Fee for affiliation for various courses in affiliated colleges is Rs. 10000
per course
• Fee for affiliation for M.Ed courses is Rs. 25000
• Fee for identity card, smart card and duplicates of each
17. Details of departments getting SAP/COSIST (ASSIST) /DST, FIST, etc)
DRS COSIST FIST
4
Botany,
Physics,
Geology,
Zoology
1 (Physics) 1 (Physics)
18. Community services
A. The centre for adult education and extension studies has various activities
in its adopted area in Badgaon block through the following field activities:
• Continuing education, awareness and income generating programs:
a. 2 days’ Reproductive health orientation program; (60 participants)
b. Healthy food and nutrition programs – 1 day (45 participants)
c. Health orientation, training and check-up program; 2 days (65
participants)
d. Panchyati Raj training – 1 day (37 participants)
e. Gender issue training – 1 day (30 participants)
f. Health and social awareness – 1 days (60 participants)
g. Women’s self help group meetings – 5 meetings of 1 day each (250
participants)
h. Film shows – 4 shows (400 participants)
i. AIDS awareness – 2 programs of 1 day each (48 and 45 participants)
j. Population awareness – 1 days (61 participants)
Activities of the SC/ST cell:
• The standing committee of the SC/ST cell ensured that all rules and
regulations pertaining to reservation were strictly followed during
admission process to various academic courses and hostels. They also
organized a program for advice and counseling for SC/ST students.
• The cell distributed booklets containing information related to hostels,
scholarship, fee, library, book-bank, remedial coaching centres and the
telephone numbers of related officials to SC/ST students.
• Additionally problems pertaining to SC/ST students were solved.
B. UGC Centre for Women’s Studies
The following activities were organized by the UGC Centre for Women’s
Studies:
a. Gramin baalikayen evam vyvsaik chetna shivir, 19 September 2010
b. Computer literacy for rural girls, 11 August-1September 2010
c. Personality development in homeless girls 13 November 2010
d. Women empowerment and protection, 25 January 2011
e. Breast feeding week 1-7 August 2011
f. Women self-employment and training workshop, 13 January 2011
19. Teachers and Officer newly recruited :
• Interviews for faculty selection.
• Career Advancement Scheme has been implemented as per UGC
norms.
20. Teaching – Non-teaching staff ratio: 1:2.63
21. Improvement in the Library services
• Being the member of UGC INFONET program, the university has
access to more than 6000 e-journals/books through INFLIBNET
Ahmedabad
• Total number of e-library users were 8343
22. New books/ Journals subscribed and their cost
Books Journals/Periodicals Grants utilized by library
7316 (purchased)
+452 (gratis)
12 Rs. 6231627
23. Courses in which student assessment of teachers is introduced and the
action taken on student feedback
• M.Sc, M.Sc. Tech and Diploma courses in the department of Geology.
Action taken : incorporated the suggestions
• Department of Philosophy UG and PG courses. Action taken : Group
discussion, individual attention, guidance regarding study material,
question-answer session, seminars, home-assignments, class tests,
evaluation of curricular activities.
• UG and PG of the department of biotechnology. Action taken : The
feed back received was communicated to the concerned teachers and
steps to incorporate suggestions and address problems were taken.
• BCA/MCA courses. Individual teachers were apprised of the feed-back
and after discussion regarding common problems, required steps to
remedy the same were taken.
• Department of Political Science : B.A, B.A (Honours) and M.A. Action
taken : syllabus and teaching methodology reforms.
• Department of Accountancy & Statistics : Master of finance and
control. Action taken : individual communication to faculty.
• Department of business administration : M.Com. Action taken :
corrective steps for more participation and placement.
• Department of Banking and Economics : Master of Banking and
insurance. Action taken : individual communication to faculty.
24. Feedback from stake holders
Regular feed-back is obtained from students, teachers and non-teaching
staff through departmental and university level meetings. Other than the
formal process in which teachers from affiliated colleges are members of
committee of courses, their opinion on academic and administrative
matters is sought.
25. Unit cost of Education:
� Including salary component : Rs. 3277.0 Lakhs
� Excluding salary component : Rs. 2549.50 Lakhs
26. Computerization of administration and the process of admissions and
examination results, issue of certificates
� On-line examination registration and admission forms for nearly all
courses initiated
� Marks entry by examiners using OMR sheets was introduced to
minimize errors and also time taken for preparation of results
27. Increase in infrastructural facilities:
During the academic session 2010-11, the following major construction
works were started:
• Building for department of tourism and hotel management
(estimated cost 175 Lakhs)
• Golden Jubilee guest house (260 lakhs, funded by UGC and
University)
• Golden Jubilee gate
During the academic session 2009-10, the following major construction
works were completed:
• Statue of late Shri Mohanlal Sukhadia (6 lakhs)
• Building of department of polymer science and rubber technology
(179.50 lakhs, UGC and University)
• Rooms for Urdu department (4.5 lakhs, UGC)
• Women’s PG hostel (60 lakhs, UGC)
• Extension of central library building, University administrative
office (46 Lakhs, UGC)
28. Technology upgradation During the academic session 2010-11, several major equipment were
purchased by various departments to facilitate teaching and research.
Department-wise number of equipments/computers purchased are given
below:
• Botany – 26 equipments
• Geology – 1 equipment
• Mathematics & Statistics – 1computer
• Physics – 10 equipment + 4 computers
• Computer centre – 30 computers
• Polymer Science – 1 computer
• Economics – 1 laptop
• History – 1 laptop
• Philosophy – 1 lap top and 1 laser printer
• Department of Banking and Economics – Computers and Photocopiers
29. Computer and internet access and training to teachers and students
• Each teacher has access to internet and the university also participates
in the INFLIBNET (e-consortium)
• Most departments also have LCD projectors/smart boards which are
routinely made use of by teachers.
• The university has a full-fledged internet centre which implements,
maintains and upgrades/repairs internet services (both inter and intra
net), WiFi, LAN, Broad band etc. The University Computer Centre is
the backbone for ICT infra-structure and has provided internet access to
almost all units of the university including hostels as well as helped in
training employees, teachers and students in computer application.
• Desktop computers are installed in the rooms of all the faculty members
and research laboratories. UG and PG students have access to the
computers from the e-libraries and departmental libraries.
• Dedicated computing facilities are available at departmental level,
University college libraries, central library and the computer centre.
• Total Bandwidth: 2 Mbps
• A total of 8343 persons made use of the library internet facilities
• The computer centre purchased 40 computer systems for use of
students.
• Internet server
30. Financial aid to student
• Each university department awards a token amount of Rs. 600 per
month for the first year and Rs. 700 per month for next two years to
students pursuing Ph.D and who are not receiving any other form of
financial aid.
• To reduce the financial burden on students, all UG and PG students are
issued text-books prescribed in the syllabus for the entire session from
the book bank after depositing a nominal amount which is refunded
once the books are returned. This year total 3377 new books were
purchased in the book bank and total 23749 books were issued.
• Reprography services (photocopy) are available for students at
subsidized rates. Total 57300 pages were photocopied during the year.
• The SC/ST cell made available various application forms for house rent
re-imbursement, scholarship forms etc. free of cost for SC/ST students.
31. Activities and support from Alumni Association and its activities Minimal level activities
32. Activities and support from the parent –teacher Association and its
activities Not available
33. Health services
The university fully reimburses cost towards treatment/medicines etc.
including those incurred in specialized centres if such facilities are not
available within the state on proper certification to the effect.
34. Performance in sports activities
• The university sports board organized inter-collegiate tournaments
between affiliated and constituent colleges during the academic session
of 20010-11. The list of events and organizing institutions are given
below:
Events Organizing Institution
Athletics (M & W) BNCPE
Badminton (M &W) Aishwarya College
Basket Ball (M) UCSSH
Basket Ball (W) BNPG (Girls)
Chess (M & W) UCOS
Cricket (M) UCSSH
Cricket (W) Govt. Meera Girls College
Cross Country (M & W) BNCPE
Football (M) BNPGC
Hand Ball (W) VB
Hand Ball(M) MDGC
Hockey (M, W) UCCMS
Kabbadi (M) UCOS
Kabbadi (W) BNCPE
Kho-Kho (M) RNTC
Kho-Kho (W) SVC
Power lifting (M & W) BNCPE
Best Physique BNCPE
Soft Ball (M) UCCMS
Table Tennis (M &W) Pacific College
Volley ball (M) JRSC
Volley ball (W) VB
Weight Lifting (M & W) BNCPE
• Inter-University tournaments:
The University teams participated in the following games/events
Games/Events Organizing Institution
Archery (M & W) ST Kurukshetra University
Athletics (M & W) Nagarjuna University, Guntur
Badminton (M & W) VNS, Gujarat
Basket Ball (M) JNV University, Jodhpur
Basket Ball (W) MDS University, Ajmer
Boxing (M, W) MLSU, Udaipur
Chess (M & W) Satyanarayan University, Chennai
Cricket (M) VNS, Gujarat
Cricket (W) Jiwaji University, Gwalior
Cross-country (M,W) G.B. Pant University, Pant Nagar
Football (M) RDU, Jabalpur
Gymnastics (M) ST Panjabi Univeristy, Patiala
Handball (M &W) SRTM, Nanded
Hockey (M) University of Mumbai, Mumbai
Hockey (W) DAVV, Indore
Judo (M &W) Tilak Maharashtra, Pune
Kabbadi (M) MDS University, Ajmer
Kabbadi (W) Vikram University, Ujjain
Lawn Tennis (M) University of Pune, Pune
Squash (M) University of Mumbai, Mumbai
P&Wt. Lifting& B. Phy Kannur University, Kannur
Wrestling (M &W) ST Rajasthan University, Jaipur
Swimming (M &W) ST Calcutta University, Kolkatta
Soft ball (M) Nagarjuna University, Guntur
Table Tennis (M &W) Dr. H.S. University, Sagar
Volley ball (M) Rajasthan University, Jaipur
Volley ball (W) LNIPE, Gwalior
• The university organized:
A. First All-India University boxing championship for women from 21st to
23rd
January, 2011. Total 22 university teams and 160 women boxers from
all over India participated.
B. 57th
All India inter-university boxing championship for men was
organized from 9th
to 16th January, 2011. Total 71 teams and 450 men
boxers from all over India participated.
The MLSU women’s boxing team secured one Gold medal and the men’s
team secured one silver and two bronze medals in the above mentioned
boxing championships.
Famous hockey player and Arjuna awardee Shri Ashok Kumar Dhyan
Chand visited the sports board and addressed the students.
35. Incentives to outstanding sports persons
National sports day (Major Dhyan Chand’s birthday) was organized on
29th August, 2011. Cash prizes and certificates were distributed to the
winners of various competitions.
36. Student achievements and awards
• Mr. Abhishek Jain, student of Department of Pharmaceutical Sciences
was honored with Young Scientist Award by DST, New Delhi.
• The MLSU women’s boxing team secured one Gold medal and the
men’s team secured one silver and two bronze medals in the above
mentioned boxing championships.
• Students obtaining the highest marks at the Post Graduate level in
various subjects were awarded gold medals and certificates at the
University annual convocation.
37. Activities of the Guidance and Counseling Cell
The university has an employment cum advisory bureau for providing
occupational information and psychological counseling on educational and
vocational problems using suitable tests and techniques. Some of the
activities carried out in the present session are listed below:
• Display of information about admission, jobs, scholarships
• Publication of monthly bulletin ‘Vyavsayik Marg Darshan Nirdeshika’
• Imparting of information about further studies, educational facilities in
both Indian and foreign universities
• Personal (psychological) and career counseling
38. Placement services provided to students The university employment-cum-advisory bureau have advised about 175
students
39. Development programmes for non-teaching staff
• One seat for admission to all courses are reserved for wards of
university employees
• Different sports activities are organized, especially on 26th January
40. Good practices of the institution
• Following rules agreed upon in the AQAR of 2007-2008 were
strictly adhered to : Restriction of admission of students involved in
any of the following activities :
a. Against whom criminal cases proceeding is pending
b. Has been convicted of a criminal offence or has been released on
bail in connection with a criminal offence and against whom the
case is pending in a court of law.
c. Has indulged in misbehavior with a teacher or any other authority
of the university
• While giving admissions, the admission requirements prescribed by
the Academic Council for the various classes were strictly adhered
to by all the institutions of the University
• The university strongly condemns use of unfair means during
examinations and to prevent this, flying squad comprised of 5-6
senior faculty members were deployed to monitor the examination
process, conduct random check of students/examination
rooms/public places like toilets, open areas, gardens etc. for
presence of material which may be used for copying. In this
academic session, 108 cases of unfair means were reported and
action taken as per rules of the university.
• A cycle rally for Green, Clean Udaipur was successfully organized
on 6th
June, 2011 commemorating the World Environment Day with
the participation of students and high ranking officials of the
university including the Vice-Chancellor, DSW, Deans etc.
41. Linkages developed with National / International , academic /research
bodies
We have MOU with institutions of repute such as:
� Physical Research Laboratory (PRL), Ahmedabad
� Birla Institute of Management Technology (BIMTECH)
Under the MOU, research scholars and faculty of each institute have access to
each other’s resources. Ph.D is awarded to the research scholars in these institute
by the university.
42. Action taken report on the AQAR of the previous year i.e. 2009-2010
• As a part of the drive to familiarize and successfully implement the
use of computers, a five day digital media training workshop in May
2011 was held for students and faculty of Udaipur and adjoining
districts like Banswara, Dungarpur etc. The Workshop was a joint
venture between Mohan Lal Sukhadia University under the auspices
of Golden Jubilee Celebration, NCSTC, DST Government of India,
M.K.B school Jaipur and Vaigyanic Drishtikon Society, Jaipur.
• As was noted in the previous SWOT analysis, since more than 50%
of the teaching posts were lying vacant and filling up of teaching
posts was imperative, the IQAC noted with appreciation that
applications to fill the same were invited.
• Additionally, to ensure procurement of the best teachers, the
Performance Based Appraisal System (PBAS) was strictly
implemented for purposes of new selections and/or promotions as
resolved in the earlier IQAC meeting.
• Further, an examination was held for selection to the post of
Assistant Professor to ensure impartial selection of good talent.
• Internal assessment of students has been implemented and all PG
programs have a semester scheme
• Service Centres in affiliated colleges for on-line access to learning
resources and distribution of certificates were started
• An Alumni Association of the University was formed
• Work on the new Guest house has started
• A life size statute of Late Shri Mohanlal Sukhadia, the founder of
the University has been installed in the garden in front of the
University building.
• Installation of a University examination help-line and a front desk in
the administrative Office to cater to the needs of students/visitors.
• The university web site has been re-vamped which now includes
provision for feed-back from stake-holders
• A separate, linked web-site related to the office of the Dean, Post
Graduate studies has been started which has comprehensive
information related to Ph.D
• Self-attestation of documents by the students for purposes of filling
of examination forms etc. for university exams has been
implemented
• The committee noted with appreciation that in the course of the
West Zone Vice-Chancellor’s Conference hosted by the university,
technical sessions devoted to the improvement in the enrollment and
accessibility and also problems in education among the tribal
population was specially addressed. The conference also had
eminent speakers like Dr. Montek Singh Ahluwalia, the Deputy
Chairman-Planning Commission and Dr. Isher Ahluwalia,
Chairperson of the High Powered Expert Committee on Urban
Infrastructure and Services.
43. Any other relevant information the institute wishes to add:
Number of affiliated colleges : 167
Visits abroad/Conferences/workshops/seminars attended by faculty:
S.No. Department No. of meetings attended
1. Botany 12
2. Biotechnology 3
3. Chemistry 5
4. Environmental Studies 2
5. Geology 5
6. Mathematics and Statistics 3
7. Physics 10
8. Pharmaceutical Sciences 4
9. Zoology 10
10. Computer Science 1
11. Political Sciences 16
12. Accountancy and Statistics 1
Part C:
Outcomes achieved by the end of the year
• 80 new recruitments of teaching faculty.
Since a large number of applications for the post of Assistant Professor
were received, a screening examination was conducted as resolved in
the IQAC meeting in the previous session. Eligibility/merit for
selections was strictly ascertained on the basis of API scores according
to UGC guidelines. Final selection was made after personal interviews
by a duly constituted selection board.
• Career Advancement Scheme was implemented as per UGC norms i.e.,
based on the Self–Assessment for the Performance Based Appraisal
System (PBAS) submitted by the teachers followed by personal
interviews by a duly constituted selection board.
• Several workshops/seminars etc. were organized by different
departments
• Nearly all the faculty members are actively engaged in research and
have attended/presented the results of their research in several national
and international conferences/seminars/workshops.
• A memorial lecture in the name of late Shri Mohanlal Sukhadia, ex-
chief minister of Rajasthan, after whom this university has been named
was organized. This lecture was held on 31st July. The Sukhadia
memorial lecture of this session was addressed by Sahitya Akadami
Award winner Prof. Namvar Singh who spoke on the perception of
nationalism.
• A five day digital media training workshop in May 2011 was held for
students and faculty of Udaipur and adjoining districts like Banswara,
Dungarpur etc. The Workshop was a joint venture between Mohan Lal
Sukhadia University under the auspices of Golden Jubilee Celebration,
NCSTC, DST Government of India, M.K.B school Jaipur and
Vaigyanic Drishtikon Society, Jaipur.
Section D:
Plans of the HEI for the next year (i.e. 2010-2011)
• It is proposed that the examination pattern be revised from session
2011-2012 according to the following scheme:
� The evaluation be based on dividing the question paper into two
sections with equal weightage of marks.
� The first section is to consists of 50 compulsory MCQ’s widely
spread over the entire syllabus. Since at present the syllabus is
divided into 5 units, the MCQ is to consist of 10 questions from
each unit.
� The second section shall consist of ten descriptive questions (two
from each of the five units of the syllabus) out of which the
student has to attempt any five (one from each unit) to be
answered in a prescribed number, say, about 250 words.
This is expected to minimize the outcome of an examination on factors
such as handwriting and clarity of presentation and also on the personal
perspective of the examiner which sometimes differed widely.
• Due to the increasing concern and responsibility of the university
towards conservation of the environment, it is proposed that the
university start the journey towards a paper-less university in a phased
manner.
• The university will take up more student out reach programs
• The following construction work are proposed to be undertaken in
2011-12:
� Approach road from NH-8 to the University new campus
� Computer lab and addition to the library of UCCMS
� Hostel for university college of law
� Golden Jubilee Hall
� Skill development centre
� Hall at university administrative office
� DSW and student union office
� Botanical garden and related works
� Physical education department
� First floor at UG and PG women’s hostel
Name and Signature Name and Signature
Co-ordinator IQAC Chair Person IQAC